are different types of parenting styles and these parenting styles will affect a child’s behavior and upbringing. As we know‚ there are three types of parenting styles they are authoritative‚ authoritarian and laissez fair. Each of these parenting styles has a different outcome towards a child’s behavior and personality. Authoritative style refers to a more balance ground between being too strict and granting too much of freedom (Dewar‚ 2010). Meanwhile‚ authoritarian style is demanding but not nurturing
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LITERATURE REVIEW ON PARENTING STYLES AND ASSERTIVENESS Many years ago‚ women were usually relegated to domestic duties‚ unlike men who were always seen in social interactions. However‚ in recent years‚ women have attracted much attention in the area of social interaction. Interestingly‚ whereas some women can skillfully interact socially‚ on the part of other women‚ social interaction is a difficult task. Social interaction has been
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Parenting Styles Diana Baumrind‚ is a clinical and developmental psychologist that has been researching parenting styles since the 1960’s and has classified them into three categories (Eleanor Maccoby and John Martin adding a fourth category later on in their studies.) (encyclopedia) - Out of all the ways to describe parenting methods‚ they can be condensed into four categories that consist of authoritarian parenting‚ authoritative parenting‚ permissive parenting‚ and neglectful parenting
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Parenting Styles; Then and Now N. Ortiz ITT Technical We as parents‚ expect our children to make mistake‚ and as we have learn from them. I grew up in the era of Tough Love‚ what you see is what you get. In my day parents did not give praise for things you were expected to know. When you did something wrong either you were punished‚ disciplined (spanked) or both. Today we see parents praising their children more‚ but we also see some children raising themselves. So are these the
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Composition 1301-P78 2013‚ April 15 Authoritative Parenting: The Most Effective Parenting Children are impacted by so many things in life‚ parents being the most influential. The methods in which parents raise their children impact their development as well as their behavior. Not every child is the same‚ so children from different backgrounds can be extremely similar and children from similar backgrounds could grow up with entirely different personalities. “Psychologist Diana Baumrind
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Effective Parenting Styles COM/150 Abstract The passion of people’s reactions to questioning parenting styles are just below the nukes of religion and politics in explosive potential. Here we discuss what the basic styles are and what styles most parents tend to fall. We will look at constructive and deconstructive parenting styles as well as see which option tends to be the best. Where do you fall? Is that style the best your
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CHRISTINE NAMKURU ID NO: 11MCPS201 UNIT NAME: PSYCHOLOGY OF PARENTING UNIT CODE: BCP TASK: PARENTING STYLES AND THEIR EFFECTS ON ADOLESCENT BEHAVIOR PRESENTED TO: Dr. MURAYA Contents AFRICA NAZERENE UNIVERSITY 1 PURPOSE 3 INTRODUCTION 3 BAUMRIND ’S GENERAL PARENTING STYLES 4 AUTHORITATIVE PARENTING 4 AUTHORITARIAN PARENTING 5 INDULGENT PARENTING 6 NEGLECTFUL PARENTING 7 CONCLUSION 8 PURPOSE To explain how different parenting styles affect the behavior of the youths‚ therefore assisting students
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that they absorb often create their identity. It is quite fascination how parents cope with their offspring. In modern day‚ there are four main type of parenting: authoritarian‚ neglectful‚ permissive‚ and authoritative. Each one of those parenting styles are symmetrical to the behavior and characteristics their kids possessed. To begin‚ authoritarian parents forces the children to follow their guidelines in which children have to manifest blind submission and follow strict discipline. They establish
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Effective Parenting Styles Many studies based on parenting styles have shown three general types of parents: permissive‚ authoritarian‚ and authoritative. Permissive parents often have few rules‚ or are inconsistent with their rules with little or no discipline. Often they use rewards like snacks or toys to get their children to behave. Kids with permissive parents are more likely to exhibit psychological problems like anxiety and depression and are the second most likely after children with authoritarian
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Parenting Styles and Discipline There are three parenting styles and who you are as a parent has a lot to do with the way your child responds to you. The authoritarian parent values obedience. The rules are clear but inflexible. Misbehavior is strictly punished. In this type of environment‚ it is common for children to feel fearful and for parents to use fear as a teaching strategy. The authoritarian parent teaches the child what to think as opposed to how to think since the parent makes all
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